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-language:
-- bg
-- de
-- el
-- en
-- es
-- fi
-- fr
-- hr
-- hu
-- nl
-- no
-- pl
-- pt
-- ro
-- sl
-multilingulality:
-- multilingual
-task_categories:
-- translation
-viewer: false
-license: cc-by-nd-4.0
----
-
-> [!NOTE]
-> Dataset origin: https://www.coe.int/en/web/herein-system/glossary
-
-## Description
-
-The terms are arranged alphabetically and contain the following fields:
-- DEF: definition common to all countries
-- SYN: if several terms can be used to express the same concept in one language (e. g. feminine/male in German or the use of different terms for the same concept depending on the country/countries concerned)
-- SN: if there is a more specific definition on the use of the concept at national level (scope note/note d' application)
-- HN: if necessary, a historical note can be used to explain a change of term,
-- TT: group to which the term belongs (top term / Terme facette)
-- BT and NT = place of term in the hierarchy (Broader term / Narrower term / generic term / specific term)
-- RT = Associative or semantic relations (Related terms / Termes associés)
-- LE = language equivalents in other languages
+---
+language:
+- bul
+- deu
+- ell
+- eng
+- spa
+- fin
+- fra
+- hrv
+- hun
+- nld
+- nor
+- pol
+- por
+- ron
+- slv
+multilingulality:
+- multilingual
+task_categories:
+- translation
+viewer: false
+license: cc-by-nd-4.0
+---
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> Dataset origin: https://www.coe.int/en/web/herein-system/glossary
+
+## Description
+
+The terms are arranged alphabetically and contain the following fields:
+- deuF: definition common to all countries
+- SYN: if several terms can be used to express the same concept in one language (e. g. feminine/male in German or the use of different terms for the same concept depending on the country/countries concerned)
+- sna: if there is a more specific definition on the use of the concept at national level (scope note/note d' application)
+- HN: if necessary, a historical note can be used to explain a change of term,
+- tat: group to which the term belongs (top term / Terme facette)
+- BT and NT = place of term in the hierarchy (Broader term / Narrower term / generic term / specific term)
+- RT = Associative or semantic relations (Related terms / Termes associés)
+- LE = language equivalents in other languages
 - USE: a non-preferential term refers to a preferential term (USE VAT value added tax)